In this exclusive article, Sulagna Saha discusses GigaIO’s Composable Platform in the Data Center. In the new wave of composability, enterprises are looking to embrace multi-vendor solutions that abate the incompatibility of proprietary solutions and let datacenter managers nurture new ways to design the datacenter fabric. GigaIO’s solutions unlock supreme computing power, cost optimizations of unforeseen kind, and a cloud-level agility on-premises. GigaIO may not be the inventors of composability, but it’s safe to say that they have it down to a science. With an open-standard, multi-chip design, GigaIO’s solutions are set to herald a new beginning, after a prolonged period of slow, sclerotic and expensive computing.

In this article, Sulagna Saha brings to light a tutorial from Michael Levan on how to configure HashiCorp’s Vault in AWS to store secrets for Kubernetes workloads.

In this article, Sulagna Saha highlight’s Sarah Leah thoughts on the best features of Azure Arc.

In this exclusive article, Sulagna Saha discusses PeerIQ from Peer Software and how it unifies analytics for heterogenous storage topologies. Since the start of multi-cloud, vendors have churned out new observability solutions that the press has slapped new names to. But each time, output has been mediocre, or limited at best. With PeerIQ, here is a possibility for enterprises to level up their visibility game while availing solutions from multiple vendors. With a single source of truth that transcends the barriers of infrastructures, probing and poking systems for performance and health is so much easier. PeerIQ does all the three things of monitoring, visibility, and analytics with great granularity assuring that teams are on top of everything in the environment, and that nothing degrades the system performance. With visibility goal front and center, Peer Software, will continue to sharpen the analytics, perhaps reducing the latency between spotting problems and service disruptions down to near-zero, in the future iterations.

In this exclusive article, Sulagna Saha discusses how Infinidat caters to what can be best described as a broad and heterogenous audience that constitutes very large accounts worth billions, to small outfits on limited budget. As a company that 25% of Fortune 50 companies rely on, it has a very high bar to meet. But as a provider for smaller clients, it also has to maintain a value factor, and Infinidat never loses sight of either. In all its releases, as in these, it’s focus on treading that fine line and delivering value for money is evident. Both the solutions enrich the Infinidat storage experience by extending the utilities of the InfiniBox platform, and optimizing it for more modern workloads – a feat that will likely bring more target audience into Infinidat’s fold.

In this exclusive article, Sulagna Saha discusses Tanium’s XEM Platform. The irony of modern technology is that it has the ability to both enable and encumber. Using too many tools at once can easily undo the benefits that users might be getting from a single solution. Having said that, security is not a make-shift arrangement. It’s a long-term commitment, and multi-purpose tools provides infinitely more value for money, and muscle power to fight off threats than an armory of point solutions can.

In this article, Sulagna Saha brings to light Rasika Nayanajith’s review of the Ekahau Optimizer and providing a list of its best features.

In this Networking Field Day article, Sulagna Saha how Nile has designed the most complete solution to date. By employing automation from scratch, Nile has shrunken the multi-month process of spinning up a new network to just a matter of a few clicks. With features like self-tuning and continuous site surveys running on top of it, NSB ensures that the network is always on and operating at its fullest capacity. Being a full stack solution makes performance predictable, and the engineering teams working behind the scenes do not have to deal with a numbing amount of technical complexity. In its attempt to pull out configuration errors by the root, Nile has designed the most complete solution one could have asked for.

In this exclusive article, Sulagna Saha discusses Lightbend’s Kalix. With programmers left to focus solely on building the application business logic, without spending time on learning specialized skills, Kalix provides cost-optimization of breakthrough kinds. It ensures lower data-related costs, low investment on application middleware and optimum resource utilization – all of which contribute to a favorable develop experience.

In this Networking Field Day article, Sulagna Saha writes on Edge Networking and how it potentially could have the same or bigger impact than edge computing.